Abandoned Board Creations

Shout out to for the donations. I am especially stoked to put those to use!! Thank you, dude.

We had a minor flood in the shop last week after all of that rain, so it forced me to reorganize. I'd say my stash of boards fits just right here. Thank you to everyone who has donated their old boards over the years. Now, it's time to put a dent in these stacks to make room for some more.

I made these sweet skateboard and resin earrings quite a while ago and lost them in the shuffle of moving last year. Well, I recently found them, took some pictures, and put them up on the Etsy page. Go check out the shop for many more cool items that I haven't lost.

The only shredding I am doing in this heat is shredding up recycled skateboards. The drill press sure knows how to make a mess.

Happy Friday, folks! Here's a few still shots of the little bowl I finished recently. More cool things coming soon

This bug hunk of wood is no joke! It has been a minute since I've turned anything this big on the lathe, and I'm not going to lie, it's a little scary. Slow and steady will win this race.

I made some new earrings recently from a fun block of scrap I had laying around, and they turned out really cool. Shout out to the ladies who bought them last weekend in Rockville!

Well, yesterday was fun. I had the pleasure of collaborating with on all 12 of the trophies for the Rockville Skate Jam. Congratulations to everyone who was able to take one home and thank you to everyone who came over to our booth and bought something. Huge shout out to for making it happen!

All set up and ready to go at the Rockville Skate Jam. Come out see us!

This new live edge serving tray is ready for your kitchen! Made with cherry and recycled skateboards. Finished with oil and wax

THIS SATURDAY! This will be my first event in a very long time and I can't wait. Skateboard competitions. Yoga. Vendors. Food. A live DJ. What more could you ask for?
If you want to compete you must pre-register online!!

You can't win them all.
I tried reviving this split bowl a while back, but I'd say it's time to let her go after this last trip flying off the lathe.

I decided to keep things a little bit more natural with this one. What do you think? Black walnut and, as always, recycled skateboards for the win

As the great Julius Ceasar once said, "Pizza Pizza!"
Wait, was that a different Ceasar?

It may look a little rough right now, but I can guarantee this piece is going to turn heads when I'm all done with it. This has definitely got to be one of the biggest projects I have ever made, and I can't wait to show you guys what I've been working on!

I've been peeling a lot of griptape and stickers lately, and it hasn't been fun.

Order up! This new serving tray just hit the shop and is ready for your kitchen. Walnut and Recycled Skateboards

My newest recycled skateboard knife just hit the shop! Which backdrop do you like best? 1... 2... or 3??

Well, it's safe to say I won't be using my lathe for a minute. That's enough to scare the sh #& out of you halfway through turning a bowl.

One month from today, the Rockville Skatepark is hosting their 3rd annual Skate Jam. I am collaborating again with on creating the trophies for this event. It has been quite a while since I've set up as a vendor and I am super excited. Register online to skate or just come out and hang. See you there!

is the man! Thank you for the new batch of stickers. Go follow and support local!

With a bunch of different projects going on at once, it's hard to remember to make content... So I give you this pile of sawdust.

Trying to organize the chaos that is recycling skateboards.

I glued up this rad slab for to have made into a pool cue. This was a fun one to put together, and I can't wait to see the end result.

I think we all grew up with some version of this toy when we were kids. A while back, a friend gave me her childhood toy that had been chewed up by their dog and asked if I could bring it back to life. I did what I do best and chopped off all the bad bits and replaced them with rad bits. Now this childhood memory can be passed down to her daughter for many more years of enjoyment.
Scroll to see how it looked when I received it.

I've been feeling very inspired lately. I mean, look at this material I get to work with. How could I not be?
This is fresh out of the planer, before any finish or oil. I can't wait to really bring these colors to life.

I've been loving this light box that got me a while ago. No filters or editing needed here! This little stash jar just went up in the shop along with a few other small items.

The glue up!

Here are a few shots of the picture frame I recently finished up. Many more cool things to come...